Fantasy Football – FREE League with amazing prizes

Fancy yourself as a Sir Alex Ferguson or are you more of Mike Bassett, could you win the title with 100 million? Well now is your chance to find out, SportsNewsIreland in conjunction with CelticHorizons.ie, Ireland’s specialist tour operator offering trips to Premier League matches, is running our very own fantasy football league for the coming season through http://fantasy.premierleague.com/.

Its free to enter and has some great prizes, with the winner getting a trip to the opening Premier League game of the 2012/2013 season with flights, hotels and 300 euro spending money* while the runner up receives a football jersey of their choice and 200 euro. We will also have a prize for the leaders on Christmas Day and Easter Sunday.

If you’d like to join simply register at http://fantasy.premierleague.com/ . Pick 15 players to the value of 100 million or if your a master of the budget you can go under this amount and then join go to join private leagues and enter the code (989394-236934 )

Each week SportsNewsIreland, via our website, will review the movers and shakers in the league, what players are worth buying and who is worth selling as well as offering a preview of the weekends action.

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